DIAN OVED v. MATTHEW KLEIN

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protect Action of 2005 plainly covers lawyers as “debt relief agencies”
• holding that the attorney-client privilege is an important “means of protecting that relationship and fostering robust discussion” between a party and its counsel
• concluding that attorneys are debt relief agencies and are subject to various statutory disclosure requirements when providing bankruptcy assistance to people with primarily consumer debts
• concluding that attorneys are debt relief agencies and are subject to various statutory disclosure requirements when providing bankruptcy assistance to people with primarily consumer debts
• holding that \attorneys who provide bankruptcy assistance to assisted persons are debt relief agencies within the meaning of the BAPCPA\
• holding that “attorneys who provide bankruptcy assistance to assisted persons are debt relief agencies within the meaning of the BAPCPA”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).